Toyoko-inn Group Hotels Near Iso Beach

Toyoko Inn Kagoshima Chuo Eki Higashi Guchi

Toyoko Inn Kagoshima Chuo Eki Higashi Guchi

4.6 / 5Great55 Reviews
26-25 Chuocho
2.11KM from Iso Beach
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per night
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Toyoko Inn Kagoshima Chuo Eki Nishi Guchi

Toyoko Inn Kagoshima Chuo Eki Nishi Guchi

4.4 / 5Good81 Reviews
2 Chome-28-10 Nishida
1.96KM from Iso Beach
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Toyoko Inn Kagoshima Temmonkan No 2

Toyoko Inn Kagoshima Temmonkan No 2

3.9 / 53 Reviews
Higashi-sengoku-cho 1-43
0.93KM from Iso Beach
DryerIroning ServiceLuggage StorageLaundry ServiceParking
per night
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Toyoko Inn Kagoshima Temmonkan No 1

Toyoko Inn Kagoshima Temmonkan No 1

4.1 / 5Good2 Reviews
Yamanokuchi-cho 3-6
1.09KM from Iso Beach
DryerLaundry Service
per night
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USD**4

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Everything you need to know about Iso Beach

Hyatt Kagoshima is a top choice just a 10-minute walk from Iwato Beach, offering spacious rooms with private ocean-view balconies and panoramic views of Sakurajima Island at sunrise. The hotel features a kids' pool, family-friendly activities, and complimentary shuttle service to the seaside promenade, ensuring seamless access to coastal relaxation and local charm

InterContinental Kagoshima stands out with its floor-to-ceiling windows offering unobstructed views of Iwato Beach and the iconic Sakurajima volcano at dusk. Rooms on higher floors provide a breathtaking panorama of the sea and volcanic landscape. Guests can also enjoy private dock access and curated seafood dining experiences, enhancing the immersive coastal lifestyle

Four Seasons Kagoshima is perfectly positioned at the start of the seaside promenade, just a 3-minute walk to Iwato Beach. Its on-site restaurant, Ukikaze, specializes in fresh catch like black tuna and Satsuma barbecue, served on an ocean-facing terrace. The hotel also provides complimentary bicycles for exploring nearby fishing ports and local markets, blending culinary delight with coastal discovery